Here is a theatre production that takes on one of society’s oldest
institutions: marriage. The fear of marriage, failed marriages and rising
divorces are the order of day today, but are these markers of social
decadence or social evolution? Wed-lock is a performance that invites the
audience to participate as well as ‘spect-actors’, bringing about a
discussion forum that blends with theatre as a medium.

Consisting of two plots, Wed-lock explores the lower-middle class society
(in a regional dialect) as well as the upper class where marriage means
different things in different social milieus. Is there a place for love,
companionship in marriage? Are these words hollow? On the other hand, for
this class, is marriage a pragmatic, capitalistic enterprise? These are just
some of the questions that Wed-Lock seeks to raise, and perhaps answer.

For details, call 43389292

Play title: A FUNNY THING CALLED WAR
Venue: Opus in the Creek*, Whitefield Road, Bangalore.
On: 10th October (Saturday), 7:00 pm

Introduction and Background:
There’s humour in everything around us. And what better proof than this
laughter riot of a play, set bang in the middle of World War – I. Titled ‘A
FUNNY THING CALLED WAR’, this play by Tahatto brings on stage, one of the
most loved fictional characters in British entertainment history – Captain
Blackadder, along with the quirkiest, unlikeliest, and most lovable bunch of
characters you’ll ever see. This play explores the simplicity of the early
1900s and the absurdity of war.

For tickets and other information, call 9901091091/9945799224, or visit
www.tahatto.com

*Exact address of Opus in the Creek:
No. 2, Doddanekkundi Industrial Area, Whitefield Road, Mahadevapura,
Bangalore.

Directions if coming from Marathahalli:
Take left from the Kundanahalli signal and keep moving forward until you
spot the Shell petrol bunk on the left side. (Along the way, you will cross
RxDx Hospital and the WNS office complex on your right side.) Opus in the
Creek is opposite to the Shell petrol bunk.

CULT PRESENTS

‘Comically incorrect’: ‘FOUR SHORT COMEDY PLAYS’ by Anton Chekhov

Four short comic pieces written in a very formal manner yet mean pure
unadulterated humor. Differential characterization, hilarious one liners,
apt lighting and music makes comically incorrect a worth while watch.Each
short play set in a different league of its own having no connection with
one another, makes it even more entertaining. Cult welcomes you to witness
this mesmerizing portrait drawn on the canvas of theatre.

PLAY 1 THE DEFENCELESS CREATURE
A callous confrontation between a bank manager having gout and a noisy
housewife….

Play 2 THE ARRANGEMENT
The arrangement delightfully shows a father’s concern to give his 19 year
old son a gift, a gift that no father would be dreaming of giving his son.
Well! He wants him to become a man; he does so by taking him to a woman ..

PLAY 3 THE SURGERY
A dentist – I am sorry, a dentist to be, I mean he has all the experience as
a doctor only that he does not posses a doctors degree .waiting for a
patient to pluck his first tooth..

PLAY 4 THE SEDUCTION
A live practical demonstration on how to seduce a woman with a little help
from her husband….

Date: 29th September , 2009
Time: 7:30
Venue: Kyra , Bangalore
Tickets: Rs.199/-

For further details contact: 9632824253
EMAIL: cultbangalore@gmail.com
Tickets also available online @ www.indianstage.in

JAGRITI presents Artistes’ Repertory Theatre’s production of

Proof by David Auburn
(by special arrangement with Samuel French Ltd.)

The play is directed by Arundhati Raja featuring Jagdish Raja, Aruna
Zachariah, Ruchika Chanana and Vishal Nair

Did she…or didn’t she? Two sisters and a past student meet for the funeral
of a genius mathematician. One of the sisters insists that she did. The
others don’t believe her.

PROOF – mystery, love, Pullitzer winner

26th September at Kyra (call 43419999 or 9632203333 for tickets)

Just Theatre presents “Five Grains of Sugar” at Kyra, Grasshopper and Ranga Shankara!

The play is originally written by actor / poet Manav Kaul as Shakkar Ke
Paanch Daane, translated to English by Arshia Sattar. The play will be
performed by Munish Sharma and is directed by Nimi Ravindran.

Lighting Design:  Sujay Saple

Original Music: Sandeep Vasishta

Sound   Meghna Bhalla

Production: Anil Ramachandra

Duration: 1 hour 15 minutes

Synopsis:

The play recounts the personal journey  of  Rajkumar who goes through his everyday life with idyllic charm and is surrounded by characters who are as irrepressible; A failed poet who insists on refining his taste, a mother with a strong taste for gory action films, an old Gandhian who is still reliving his single meeting with Gandhi, a dazzling hero from school, and an invisible long distance friend. Rajkumar’s  is a universal journey filled with delightful events and speckled with life-changing experiences.    Rajkumar realises that life is not a destination he needs to arrive at-but an experience he needs to get in touch with!

The play will have six shows:

GRASSHOPPER, Bannerghatta Road

Thursday, 24th September at 7.30pm – Call:  9845452646

KYRA, Indiranagar

Friday, 25th September at 7.30pm – Call: 43419999

RANGA SHANKARA, JP Nagar

Saturday, 26th & Sunday, 27th September at 3.30pm & 7.30pm

Tele Booking: 98456 02265
Online Booking: www.indianstage.in